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prairiepasque posted on r/elateachers49w
Funny thing, I just finished a rhetorical criticism class for grad school. Rhetorical Criticism by Sonja Foss is basically considered the handbook of rhetoric. It's very pragmatic and outlines a step-by-step process for each approach. I was blown away by how useful this textbook was and I highly recommend it. Buy it used for cheap, the Amazon link is just for easy reference. For a quick overview, I like thevisualcommunicationguy.com. Literally anything can be a rhetorical artifact, including visuals. It just depends on the lens you want to analyze it through. The process is generally: -Choose the artifact -Choose the rhetorical method -Code the artifact -Analyze the artifact